The Indo-British Ensemble – Curried Jazz (VG+/VG) – LP, AU 1969
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Curried Jazz is an LP by The Indo-British Ensemble from 1969 released on the Music For Pleasure label.
About this album
Curried Jazz is a striking 1969 cross-cultural jazz experiment, blending Indian classical ragas with post-bop language in a way that still feels fresh. Credited to The Indo-British Ensemble, the album brings together modal improvisation, rhythmic flexibility and melodic structures drawn from raga tradition, creating a conversation between East and West rather than a simple fusion backdrop. Pieces such as Yaman and Bhimpalazi suggest the album’s range, from contemplative lyricism to blues-inflected heat. As a genre-blurring statement from the late 1960s, it stands as a fascinating example of jazz’s expanding global reach.
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Artist: The Indo-British EnsembleLabel: Music For Pleasure – MFP- A 8124Format: LP, Album, StereoUnits: 1Country: AustraliaReleased: 1969Genre: GlobalStyle: Indian Classical, Post Bop
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A1 Yaman (The Colonel'S Lady)
A2 Lalit (Meeting Of The Twain)
B1 Bhimpalazi (Looking Eastward To The Blues)
B2 Pahari (University Raga)